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If your income or credit history falls outside the stringent guidelines set by standard mortgage loan programs, a non-QM loan may be worth considering. Non-QM is short for non-qualified mortgage, and understanding how non-QM loans work may help you decide if they’re a worthwhile financing option for you.
Non-QM loans are mortgages that don’t meet the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) requirements to be considered qualified mortgages. A qualified mortgage meets the CFPB’s “ability to repay” rule, which requires that lenders vet your finances and set terms on the loan that you’re likely to be able to pay back.
The Expanded Prime loan program is ideal for the purchase or refinance of investment properties with higher loan amounts.
The Non-Prime loan program is designed to allow borrowers with lower credit scores an opportunity to buy an investment property.
Our Debt Service Coverage Ratio loan program is designed to allow borrowers to qualify using cash-flow from the investment property.